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2021/02/05 05:32 Tigres UANL players celebrate after winning against Ulsan Hyundai during FIFA Club World Cup in Al Rayyan, Qatar, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021. (AP Photo/Hu... Tigres UANL players celebrate after winning against Ulsan Hyundai during FIFA Club World Cup in Al Rayyan, Qatar, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021. (AP Photo/Hussein Sayed) MIAMI (AP) — The CONCACAF Champions League will expand from 16 teams to 50 in 2023-24, restore its group stage, switch to...

Technology by Ben Graham   Theyve been buying up shares in struggling video game store GameStop and causing chaos on the stock market. Now an army of social media investors has shifted to silver as their target - pushing its price up to the highest level in eight years. The price of the metal skyrocketed to $30.10 per ounce in overnight deals - thats the first time its been that valuable since 2013. It has now soared by more than 16 per cent since Thursday...

Public policy is showing signs of shifting under the new administration, with Opec forecast to produce more than double US crude oil output this year

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/stimulus-jitters-dent-wall/"></div>NEW YORK (Reuters) – Major U.S. averages on Monday closed off their best levels of the day, although the S&P and Nasdaq still finished at record levels, as concerns over the timing and scope of fiscal stimulus dented optimism at the start of a week of earning reports from mega-cap companies. Investors turned their focus […]<!-- AddThis Adva...

Oil futures end on a mixed note Thursday, with global prices slightly higher, but U.S. prices modestly lower, as data from the American Petroleum Institute showed an unexpected rise in U.S. crude inventories, ahead of the U.S. government's supply report due Friday.

European shares marked their strongest close in 10 months on Monday, with German shares hitting a record high as relief over long-awaited U.S. coronavirus relief, a Brexit trade deal and a vaccine programme lifted spirits in thin holiday trade.

U.S. stock benchmarks trade to fresh highs Thursday morning, and the Dow touched an intraday record, despite a report showing weekly jobless benefit claims rising to the highest level since last August as business lockdowns were imposed again in some states to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

South Africa's rand and Russia's rouble rose on Thursday as most other emerging market currencies were muted against the dollar, while stocks inched up to a record high on continued optimism over easy monetary policy and stimulus measures

U.S. stock benchmarks trade to fresh highs Thursday morning, and the Dow touched an intraday record, despite a report showing weekly jobless benefit claims rising to the highest level since last August as business lockdowns were imposed again in some states to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. stock-index futures were trading mostly higher Thursday, despite a report showing weekly jobless benefit claims rising to the highest level since last August as business lockdowns were imposed again in some states to combat the coronavirus pandemic.